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Delivering measurable value Dan Bradley Director, Reliability Systems SKF Capital Markets Day 2009

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Delivering measurable value

Dan BradleyDirector, Reliability Systems

SKF Capital Markets Day 2009

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Agenda1. Introduction2. SKF Documented value created for customers 20083. SKF Knowledge Engineering4. Customer Value Examples

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Introduction

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• Customers are looking for immediatecost reduction

• SKF’s service & solution offerings are proving more resilient during this downturn

• It is more important than ever to demonstrate added value

• Total Cost of Ownership is more important than price

Current Situation

SKF Knowledge Engineering can

help find value and can deliver it!

How we define measurable value

• By SKF Documented Solutions Program or contract key performance indicators (KPI)

• Presented in financial language

• Aligns with customer objectives

• Provides SKF (one or more of):• Improved profit levels

• Superior pricing

• Increased volumes

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19 May 2009 © SKF Group

SKF documented value created for customers 2008

SKF documented customer value added 2008(SEKm)

• Over 2.8 BSEK documented

• Over 18,000 cases of documented customer value

• These can be leveraged to show other customers proof of SKF’sadded value

Europe, Middle East& Africa, 1,373

Asia Pacific, 660

North America, 415

Latin America, 400

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Where was value created in 2008?

• Of the documented value created in 2008 alone,

• 58% was related to increased availability and capacity

• 15% was directly attributable to short term cost savings in the areas of productivity, reduced component usage, reduction of spare parts, reduction of scrap and HSE (Health, Safety & Environmental)

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SKF Knowledge Engineering

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SKF delivers & receives value through:

•Value added products

•Value added services

•Advanced solutions –Knowledge Engineering

SKF Knowledge Engineering

SKF Knowledge Engineering – new market offers

E2 bearings & greases for electric motors and fans

Machine condition advisorDry lubrication system for conveyors

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Customer engagement

Program Management

Business Case (Documented Solutions Program)

Implementation plan & quick scan / Maintenance strategy review

Client Needs Analysis (CNA)

3,800 casesSEK 2,840 m

approved savings

Culture

TechnologyProcess

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Replicate and improve

Replication opportunities

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Document value created (DSP)

Continuous improvement

Value AddedOLS $ 365,000

Lubrication System $ 240,000

PdM Inhouse* $ 17,500

PdM Outsourced* $ 90,000

Training* $ 15,000

Inspection/Reman* $ 20,000

MaPro* $ 60,000

• To other customer sites within same customer• Within SKF – share knowledge• Increase our customer base and references

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Customer value examples

Paper company in USA

Pulp and Paper - SKF Certified Rebuilder

Customer need:• Improve electric motor reliability• Eliminate infant motor mortality• Reduce total cost of motor ownership

SKF solution:• SKF Certified Rebuilder program

Customer benefits: • $620,000 in reliability incidents savings and growing• 32-39% total electric motor repair cost reduction • Stronger suppliers supporting each other, adding more

value

SKF benefits:• SKF revenues, Value added, profit

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Food & Beverage company in USA

Food & Beverage – Lubrication SystemsCustomer need:

A method of lubricating palletizer chains safely, without removing guards, and stopping the production line.

SKF solution: SKF Vogel Lubrication Systems drip chain lubrication system for palletizer chains was designed and supplied. System includes: pump unit, piston distributors, hardware, fittings, tubes & nozzles.

Customer benefits: • System eliminates safety hazard of manual lubrication and

cover removal• DSP has calculated an annual saving of $76,250

SKF benefits:• Improved SKF perception as value added, solution provider in

the lubrication systems area

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Chemical company in Belgium

Chemical Industry – Total Productive ManufacturingCustomer need:The management wanted to improve the productivity and efficiency of some of their production sites by implementing Total Productive Manufacturing (TPM) as a continuous improvement programme.

SKF solution:SKF Asset Management Services has conducted 17 different TPM improvement projects, introduced Key Performance Indicators and extensive training programs for maintenance and production people.

Customer benefits: • Total sustainable cost savings: € 670,000 annually• Increase of the average availability of the production lines from 90% to 97%• 220 trained employees in TPM methodology

SKF benefits:• Being the preferred business partner for TPM and maintenance improvements• Creating new profitable consulting services such as ODR, KPI’s• Improvements driven by the SKF AEO model, with future opportunities

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Customer need:Nestle Prepared Foods – Solon, OH facility needed a tool that would enable their maintenance personnel to perform basic predictive maintenance tasks without extensive training or experience in typical predictive technologies.

SKF solution:The new SKF Machine Condition Advisor provides the customer with a simple, portable tool that provides overall velocity, acceleration and temperature readings.

Customer benefits: During beta testing the customer documented a gearbox with excessive vibration. The gearbox was removed from service during planned downtime, avoiding unplanned downtime cost of $4,200 and potential additional replacement cost of the gearbox is $2,700. Based on initial success the plant is increasing the assets being monitored.

SKF benefits:• The MCA is now documented within Nestle as a valuable tool to be used in

developing basic predictive maintenance routes.• Replication opportunities.

Nestlé Prepared Foods Company, USA

Food Industry – New Market Offer

Energy company in Europe

Customized seals keep contamination out

Customer need:In order to extract material needed to generate energy, a lot of mining debris has to be removed. During this process abrasive material, like minerals, sand, dust etc have heavy effects on the technical equipment.

SKF solution:SKF SensorMount Technology to adjust the required clearance during the mounting process.The new solution solving the customer need consists of: • Two pieces of sealed spherical roller bearings• A special designed seal• Mounted with the help of the already existing SensorMount technology

Customer benefits: • Much longer service lifetime (+ 50%) having the result of no short-time bearing failures• Reduced downtime and maintenance costs and reduced costs for re-lubrication. • Total benefit of 146,000 EUR

SKF benefits:•Added value due to combination of bearings and seals into one solution.

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19 May 2009 © SKF Group

Key business message

Key business message

• Industry is still buying…if ROI is short term

• SKF delivered over 2.8 BSEK in value in 2008

• SKF in return benefits from increased sales, margin improvements and customer retention

• SKF delivers this through unique products, services and solutions

SKF Knowledge Engineering can help find value and can deliver it!

19 May 2009 © SKF Group

19 May 2009 © SKF Group